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Re[4]: three-month-olds
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- Subject: Re[4]: three-month-olds
- From: Kim.Salazar@em.doe.gov
- Date: 31 Mar 95 14:50:00 -0500
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Alianora ponders a possible post-Henry/English Dictionary literary
exercise:
As for a Luther-English dictionary, it seems a much easier undertaking than
writing the definitive guide to Subliminal Henry, but it does come in liner
after the Henry-English projects ... don't sit up nights waiting for it,
Kendrick :).
--Alianora (who might have recovered from comps by now if Investiture hadn't
followed so quickly after them ....)
To Alianora, from Ianthe, wordy greetings!
I agree with you that there is more than ample work available
under the Henry Project; and that by the time we get around to
codifying Lutherisms we'll both be old and grey.
Still, it would be an interesting side effort to make his meanings
more exact. I've always associated the phrase "nailing
up" with Luther. "Nailing down" in combination with that name is a
novel idea.
-Ianthe kim.salazar@em.doe.gov